Ground breaking advances in neuroscience imaging are the primary inspiration for Internal Landscapes. The exhibition…

Palawa artist Mandy Quadrio exposes Australia’s historic and continued denial of the existence of Tasmanian…

Sharon Muir’s ceramic sculptures are a surrealist reinvention of artefacts from the shelves of yesterday.…

Weaving is the act of using loops and knots, warps and wefts, to turn simple…

‘Robert Smithson: Time Crystals’ is the first exhibition in Australia dedicated to the work of…

Weave a dilly bag or sculptural piece with palm inflorescence. You will take home so…

Using objects and photographs, Caroline Phillips is interested in reconfiguring relationships of power, sexual politics…

Skin. Our largest organ, our greatest sensory membrane, and how we perceive and receive the…

Other Worlds is a collection of works heavily inspired by ancient Egyptian mythology. Delta Venus…

Inhabit a fantasy world of feminine eroticism and of absent bodies. A field of translucent…

Conversation in Two Parts approaches reenactment as a tool for emotional processing. Clay busts of family…

Reflect on ideas of what ‘home’ means by exploring the works of Mika Nakamura-Mather. The…

Lincoln Austin’s sculptural and multi-media works playfully explore the poetics of geometry, pattern, optics and…

Queensland sculptor Jason Fitzgerald’s latest series of ceramic and timber works will comprise a new…

The phrase “lucky country” is the base-point from which these works grew. I was grateful…

Ross Manning creates kinetic sculptures made from everyday unpretentious materials such as domestic fans, fluorescent…

Triennial of Textile, without borders, the civic association announces the 5th edition of the international…

HIDDEN – A Rookwood Sculpture Walk is an outdoor sculpture exhibition that provides artists with…

Rookwood General Cemeteries Reserve Trust (RGCRT) has announced the call for entries for the 10th…

Today steel is one of the most ubiquitous materials in the world. It inhabits the…

Reminiscence reflects on Judith Wright’s inspirational life in this centenary year of her birth by bringing…

Systems of support make for precarious object interactions in Ally McKay’s exhibition Taut. Objects are…

Kenji Uranishi is a Japanese-born, Australian-based artist whose work draws upon the longstanding traditions of…

The thing was that, not for the first time, I was away from someone I…

Recycled Narratives is an exhibition of contemporary jewellery and objects created by Elizabeth Shaw between…

Utilising handmade dyes and pigments from natural materials, Lawrie’s experimental and naïve works are a…

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is an international phenomenon. Her beguiling creations and unique perspective, irrepressibly…

Contemporary Sculpture in Context is an online exhibition of three sculpture practitioners whose works, when…

ENESS’ interactive installation between shared instrument and public art reminds us we’re not alone. New…

In the wake of the highly popular milestone year in 2017, SWELL Sculpture Festival is…

Doyoung Lee’s expanded forms of abstractions are born out of actions in the way of…

Through solo and collaborative works, Jordan Azcune’s practice develops from the act of playing. This…

Learn how to work with Fimo, a type of polymer clay, to make accessories with…

Brisbane based photographer, print maker and plant collector Jessie Webb collects and uses images as…

‘Modernism and Decay’ follows on from Yuen’s continual fascination with the concepts of angular forms…

Collective Origins is an exhibition marking the 10th anniversary of the J&SO Collective. The exhibition…